Last week I mentioned that a European car was built after WW2 using appropriated German tooling. It had been originally sold pre-war by a German company. What car was this? An easy one – VW whose first postwar Beetles were made by British troops, having resurrected the tooling to make the cars as part of the war reparations.
So to this week. The Argentine Army retired some different war machines this century and donated them to who and what were they? Clue: Citroen.
For the Automania FREE beer this week, be the first correct answer to email [email protected] or [email protected]. Good luck!
